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La muy elegante Marsella llega a México desde Transilvania y es contratada por Diamantina para trabajar en su bar como corista. Ella desarrolla una relación con uno de los coreógrafos de la discoteca, pero las cosas se complican cuando descubre que su padre y su hijo también se enamoraron de ella y si eso no es suficiente, sobreviene el caos cuando su amante internacional, quien resulta ser un vampiro, llega a México a llevársela de vuelta con él.

Raja and Rahul are brothers living with their mother (Shardha) in a village located in the green hills of Himachal Pradesh. Incidently they love the same girl, Chinar. One of them sacrifices his love for his brother. First half of the movie revolves around that love story. In the second half, both brothers come to know that Bharu Pratap raped his mother and killed his father, Kishan. Then, both of them takes revenge from Bharu Pratap.

On the eve of D Day, two Allied commandos sent to destroy a German gun installation discover a secret Nazi occult plot to unleash an evil she-demon to help win the war.

After the passing of their parents Bombay-based Bishen Chand Gupta takes it upon himself to raise his younger brother, Kishen. He arranges for his education in Ahmedabad. While Kishen is holidaying in Mahabaleshwar, the bus they are traveling in, breaks down due to a storm, and the passengers are stranded. Kishen comes to the assistance of fellow-passenger, Radha, and both eventually and passionately fall in love with each other. As Radha's birthday is on the 20th of that month, Kishen purchases a statuette of Lord Kishan and Goddess Radha, symbolizing their love for each other, as a present for Radha. It is then her Bua tells him that Radha has been married. A shocked and devastated Kishen falls down the stairs, is injured, and loses his vision. He recuperates and goes back to Bombay to live with his brother, who is now married to a woman named Rani. Kishen does not know that Rani is none other than Radha, who is refusing to reveal her real name to Kishen. Watch what happens when Bishen asks her to convince Kishen to undergo eye surgery to restore his vision. Will Radha convince him, and if he regains his sight, how will the two adjust to living under the same roof?

What is it like to be a champion at a sport nobody knows about? A caricaturist, a clinical psychologist, a Buddhist wanderer, and an importer of wind-up musical jewelry boxes battle each other for air hockey world supremacy

Focus world is charged with finding the most exciting new voices in international and independent film. Focus' Africa First program is an initiative designed exclusively for filmmakers of African nationality and residence, and presents annual awards to the best and brightest from around the continent. After touring film festivals around the world, these Africa First short films are now available for audiences everywhere: Dyana Gaye's "St. Louis Blues," an invigorating traveling musical; Jenna Bass' "The Tunnel," a moving story of a young girl in search of her father; Jan-Hendrik Beetge's "The Abyss Boys," a coming-of-age tale amidst rampant corruption and gang violence; and Wanuri Kahiu's "Pumzi," a startling vision of the future.

A unique documentary about troops' experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, based on writings by soldiers, Marines, and air men. Some writings were published in the New Yorker in summer 2006. A larger assortment was published as a book by Random House last September. The film drew upon the submissions by soldiers for the book. It's a remarkable portrait of troops at war - the complexities, doubts, and fears - written with honesty. The 81-minute version of the film (which will be in theatres) includes 11 pieces of writing, with different visual strategies, along with interviews with the writers, and with more established American writers who are also veterans. In the latter group are Tim O'Brien, Yusef Komunyakaa, Tobias Wolff, Joe Haldeman, James Salter, Anthony Swofford, Richard Currey, and Paul Fussell. The visual approaches range from poet Brian Turner reading directly to camera, to archival footage, to an animated "graphic novel," to a still photo sequence shot by photographer Antonin Kratochvil. It's rooted in a program by the NEA that created a series of writing workshops at military bases. After those workshops, the writers submitted pieces for consideration in the book, edited by Andy Carroll. From those writings were selected 11 for inclusion in the film. There is also a 53-minute version of this film which will be airing on PBS as part of the series "America at a Crossroads" in April, 2007. Both of these are different from the other film 'Operation Homecoming" from 2007, directed by Lawrence Bridges. That piece was produced by the NEA as a documentary about their writing workshops.

Reiko is a mother of two children and works as a cartoonist. She divorces her alcoholic husband, but when she finds out that he's seriously ill, she decides to take him back.

Rebecca Daly's first feature film The Other Side of Sleep is the haunting journey of Arlene (Antonia Campell Hughes). Arlene is a ghost in her own life. She lives in a small town in the midlands - surrounded by field after field, woodlands and laneways to disappear down and never come back. One morning she wakes in the woods beside the body of a young woman. Someone watches from the trees. The body is soon discovered and suspicion spreads through the community. Increasingly drawn to the girl's family - her grieving sister and accused boyfriend, Arlene barricades herself in at night, afraid to sleep. Haunted by grief buried and delayed, Arlene's sleeping and waking realities soon blur. And all this time someone is watching her.

As interest grows in the psychoactive visionary brew Ayahuasca (the Mother of all 'teacher plants') so does the question of how to explain this mysterious phenomenon to the uninitiated seeker. Filmmaker Michael Wiese's latest documentary, meets this challenge with remarkable grace. In mind-bending portraits of jaguar-skinned shamans enshrouded by seeing-eye vines, the spiritual alchemy between man and nature that takes place in the ayahuasca realms is magically revealed. Enchanting interactions in Peru with curandero Don Jose Campos and visionary artist Pablo Amaringo, recorded only months before his untimely death, are among the film's brightest highlights. A deeply introspective story of healing and discovery.

Based in Hridaypur, Police Officer Dibakar Singha lives a wealthy lifestyle with his parents, grandmother, and a sister. He is very well respected in the community, and everyone rises up to support him when a gangster, Arjun Sarkar, brings an army of goons to intimidate him. The latter is humbled and humiliated and returns home to Howrah where he uses his influence with politicians and senior police officers to transfer Dibakar. Once there, the latter finds out about Arjun's criminal activities but is prevented from taking any action by his supervisors. Frustrated, he and his friends, including his sweetheart, Pooja, must endure more humiliation at the hands of a ruthless Arjun - who plans on carrying with his agenda of terrorizing and humiliating Dibakar with impunity.

Martine, a playwright, begins to mentally unravel before her upcoming premiere night. She is plagued by dreams and visions of being watched, but cannot decide if she is at the center of a manipulative plot or simply losing her grip on reality.

A lonely boy doesn't want to live anymore until he meets a girl who makes him feel like the star actor of his family.

„Die Nordsee von oben“ ist der erste deutsche Kinofilm, der die Deutsche Nordseeküste ausschließlich aus der Vogelperspektive zeigt. Über 250.000 Zuschauer haben unseren Film bereits im Kino gesehen. Hier gibt es ihn als Stream, DVD oder Bluray.

Farmageddon is the story of a mom whose son healed from all allergies and asthma after consuming raw milk, and real food from farms. It depicts people all over the country who formed food co-ops and private clubs to get these foods, and how they were raided by state and local governments.

A lawman (Shôsuke Tanihara) obsessively searches for his fiancee's (Yumiko Shaku) killer, while the woman watches him from the afterlife.

The last installment of Russian director Mark Donskoy's Maxim Gorky trilogy. Having endured a painful youth in Gorky 1: The Childhood of Maxim Gorky (1938) and a torturous sojourn as a serf in My Apprenticeship, future writer Maxim Gorky reaches maturity with an insatiable desire for personal and artistic freedom.

Narrated by Morgan Freeman, this groundbreaking new documentary uncovers the UN sanctioned war on drugs, charting its origins and its devastating impact on countries like the USA, Colombia and Russia. Featuring prominent statesmen including Presidents Clinton and Carter, the film follows The Global Commission on Drug Policy on a mission to break the political taboo and expose the biggest failure of global policy in the last 50 years.

Multi-millionaire Ajay lives with his newly wed wife, Kavita, mother, Ranimaa and a younger brother Vijay. Ajay's thriving business is managed by himself along with Vijay and the Munim. Ajay finds out that over the years Vijay has been indulging himself into lecherous activities with the business finances and thus confronts him leading to Vijay partnered by the Munim hurling Ajay from a mountain. Ajay is then bitten by a poisonous snake but finds his luck turning when he is rescued by the head of a snake-charm tribe leader, Ustad, who together with his daughter, Myna arranges to have him bitten by another snake curing him while they nurse him back to consciousness albeit with a memory loss. Both father and daughter agrees to let Ajay takes up lodging with them resulting in Ajay and Myna falling in love much to the chagrin of Myna's admirer, Tikora. Meanwhile Ustad and Myna rename Ajay, Pardesi and manually prepares him to be a successful snake-charmer while Tikora wants Paredesi dead. A confrontation between the two leads to fist-cuffs leaving Pardesi gravely wounded. An embittered Pardesi is then approached by the occupants of a car who happen to be Ranimaa, Vijay and Kavita where-by he is taken to his mansion and is again danger to his life at the hands of Vijay who wants to claim his property and estate once and for all.

A marine biologist travels to Australia in search of her father.

Krishna (Vikram), who has the mental maturity of a five-year-old, works in a chocolate factory in Ooty. His wife delivers a baby girl and dies. The girl, Nila (Sara) is brought up in his own way by Krishna. He showers all his love and care on her. But fate takes a quick turn. Nila's grandfather Rajendran (Sachin Khedkar), a powerful and influential man in society, enters the scene. Fearing that his grand daughter is not safe under a mentally-challenged dad, he takes away the girl from Krishna. His other daughter Shwetha (Amala Paul) takes care of the child. Krishna runs from pillar to post to get back his daughter. He gets acquainted with advocate Anuradha (Anushka) and Vinod (Santhanam), her junior. They listen to Krishna's past and promise that they would do their best to get back the custody of Nila. Bashyam (Nasser), a leading advocate, appears for Rajendran. The rest is legal battle and arguments in court and who wins at last.